1. Differentiate the equation of the curve to find the gradient function.
Given y=3xsin2x+1.
Using the product rule and chain rule:
dxdy=3sin2x+3x(2cos2x)
dxdy=3sin2x+6xcos2x
2. Find the gradient of the tangent at point $A(\pi, 1)$.
Substitute x=π into dxdy:
dxdyx=π=3sin(2π)+6πcos(2π)
Since sin(2π)=0 and cos(2π)=1:
Gradient of tangent, mt=3(0)+6π(1)=6π
3. Find the gradient of the normal at point $A$.
Gradient of normal, mn=−mt1
mn=−6π1
4. Find the equation of the normal at $A(\pi, 1)$.
Using y−y1=mn(x−x1):
y−1=−6π1(x−π)
y=−6π1x+61+1
y=−6π1x+67
5. Find the coordinates of $P$ (x-intercept) and $Q$ (y-intercept).
For P (x-intercept), set y=0:
0=−6π1x+67
6π1x=67
x=7π
So, P(7π,0).
For Q (y-intercept), set x=0:
y=67
So, Q(0,67).
6. Calculate the length of $PQ$.
Length PQ=(7π−0)2+(0−67)2
PQ=49π2+3649
PQ=361764π2+49
PQ=6736π2+1
答案6π36π4+1